BURNABY — When Joe Paopao tells you that he knows first-hand what life is like for student-athletes and their families at the collegiate level, he is speaking from personal experience.
“Having four children of my own that were student-athletes really … Continue reading →

Tyler Digby is a tank with touch.
The Vancouver Stealth’s 6-foot-3, 245-pound right-hander can steamroll a defender and get in tight to the net. From there, he’s got the hands to sneak the ball into the most minuscule of openings … Continue reading →

The pending release of Eric Taylor (right) by the Lions puts even more emphasis on the contract extension handed earlier in the off-season to Jabar Westerman (PNG)
A dropoff in overt activity by the Lions lately is about to cease … Continue reading →

VANCOUVER — Get tabbed early as a blue-chip college prospect, like Harper Sherman did after his 10th grade season, and the hardest part of chasing the dream through your senior season, is to keep getting better in the face of … Continue reading →

The Simon Fraser Clan may not yet have a head coach, but one of the best defensive players in the B.C high school ranks is sold on where the program is headed.
“It’s been a stressful process but I am … Continue reading →

Ernest Jackson’s work that led him to win offensive player of the month honours in October when only playing in three games has him thinking about his NFL options at present (Files)
The bulk of Ernest Jackson’s production over three … Continue reading →

BAILEY SAGUIN
VANCOUVER COLLGE
Bailey Saguin had already endured the ultimate test of mind and body when he showed up for his first football camp back in the fall of 2010.
He had tapped every ounce of his mental strength … Continue reading →

PRANAV ARAYA
ABBOTSFORD SECONDARY
Over the summer, on the campus of Ottawa’s Carleton University, the starting middle linebacker for the Abbotsford Secondary Panthers senior varsity football team found himself leading a group of some of the best young talent in … Continue reading →

The change in the culture and environment promised by Wally Buono will indeed start by reaching back to another corner of his past to find the next coach of the BC Lions, Jeff Tedford.
After negotiations that seemingly lasted longer … Continue reading →